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Three Things
Elinor Glyn
The novelist who invented It turns serious: Elinor Glyn names three things that matter, examining marriage, life after marriage and the responsibility of motherhood alongside her gospel of common sense. Chapters on prenatal influence and the case of two women mix boldness with period conviction. Celebrity opinion, 1915 edition. Glamour, delivering a lecture.
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19 chapters
- 1THREE THINGS
- 2CONTENTS
- 3INTRODUCTION
- 4I THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH
- 5II THE GOSPEL OF COMMON SENSE
- 6III MARRIAGE
- 7IV AFTER MARRIAGE
- 8V SHOULD DIVORCE BE MADE EASIER?
- 9VI THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MOTHERHOOD.
- 10PRE-NATAL INFLUENCES
- 11THE CASE OF TWO WOMEN
- 12FORE-THOUGHT FOR BEAUTY
- 13THE SPIRITUAL MOTHER
- 14VII THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MOTHERHOOD. SECOND PAPER
- 15LOOKING AHEAD
- 16THE FIRST OBLIGATION
- 17A HATRED OF PREACHING
- 18INHERITED CHARACTER
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